While Palestinian Demographics Follow Western Trends, Israelis Continue to Buck Them
There is no demographic time bomb.
July 12, 2021
The 18th-Century Italian Jewish Doctor Who Treated Christians During a Pandemic and Won the Approval of a Future Pope
His medical school had a special diploma for Jewish students.
In the 17th century, the University of Padua was the only European university that admitted non-Catholics, leading many Jews to flock to its medical school. One such student was Rabbi Samson Morpurgo. Edward Reichman recounts Morpurgo’s career, and shares some visually striking documents:
July 12, 2021
Explaining China’s Turn against Israel
Courting Iran while distracting from the brutalization of Uighurs.
A Belgian’s Tale of an Encounter with Jews Betrays Incomprehension and Bigotry Lurking Beneath Empathy
What friendship?
In the Netherlands, Euthanasia Has Ceased to Be Voluntary
From the terminally ill, to the mentally ill, to babies.
The 18th-Century Italian Jewish Doctor Who Treated Christians During a Pandemic and Won the Approval of a Future Pope
His medical school had a special diploma for Jewish students.